We tell you what will reopen with restrictions, and what remains closed, in Los Angeles County
People with distance from each other line up to enter a Trader's Joe in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles County authorities announced Wednesday reopening for next Friday from gyms and fitness facilities, unheard sports venues, day camps, museums, galleries, zoos, aquariums, camps, RV parks, outdoor recreation areas including swimming pools, music, film and television production , and also hotels, all with restrictions such as wearing masks and maintaining social distance.
Authorities said that security protocols for those companies to be announced Thursday and that the complying facilities could be reopened the next day.
LA County continues on the road to recovery. The following sectors can reopen from June 12 with the appropriate security measures. More information: https://t.co/RnkB9l82Qz pic.twitter.com/6rGkrblY1a
– Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) June 10, 2020
The new phase of reopening occurs when Los Angeles County public health officials reported 1,275 new cases and 61 additional COVID-19 related deaths.
COVID-19 Daily Update:
June 10, 2020
Cases: 1,275 (67,064 total)
Deaths: 61 (2,768 total) pic.twitter.com/LsCSzgXgu4– LA Public Health (@lapublichealth) June 10, 2020
The following businesses and facilities are still closed in the county: nail salons, tattoo shops, bars and wineries, cinemas, live performance theaters, entertainment centers, concert halls and theaters, stadiums, sports arenas, game facilities, theme parks and festivals.
Despite the restrictions lifted, Parties and home gatherings are not yet allowed.
The measure marks another important step in reopening the economy despite continued increases in both the number of new coronavirus infections and deaths related to the disease.
Los Angeles County remains California's epicenter of the pandemic, with more than 2,700 deaths, and is one of the counties the state is currently monitoring.
